This year’s conference honors the people who built this movement, and the people continuing to carry it forward. For generations, survivors, advocates, organizers, and community members have created safety, support, and change together. Their lived experience, knowledge, and care have shaped this work from the very beginning. Join us for two days of connection, learning, and envisioning what’s possible when we build safety, healing, and belonging together.
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Kol Chadash provides practical help to individuals, families and neighbors in the wake of antisemitism, bias or other harms. We fill a needed gap with support and peer advocacy for individuals and their families who have experienced overt antisemitism or are navigating less obvious microaggressions or bias at school, at work or in the community.
the Kol Chadash hypothesis: Support to heal from the accrued toll of antisemitism will increase our individual & collective wellbeing and strengthen our capacity to act to protect other people targeted by bias and violence.
Kol Chadash builds Jewish visibility, resilience and collective wellbeing and is KHN’s direct, local response to antisemitism around the world and in Puget Sound. We meet folks where they are with grassroots action, direct peer support, ritual, hands-on help, discussion, and responsive programming. We can help in situations big and small. We work in solidarity with our Puget Sound neighbors to resist other types of bias violence as well.
